Eve Lom Cleanser - is it worth it?

[Taylormama]

i invested in a pot of Eve Lom cleanser/polish stuff which comes with the muslin cloth - can't say i am impressed and it all feels like a bit of a faff ... skin spotty and have been using it for 2 months now. Should i carry on or try something else ... was thinking of Dr Hausacka stuff (sp)

[Whoooosh]

Dr.Haushka id fab,fab,fab!

I have some Eve Lom which I was given at Xmas-still haven't bothered using it....I would give Haushka a go-and it is cheaper.

[Enid]

I love mine

although it did make me spotty for a few weeks and I switched to dermalogica clay cleanser instead - also brilliant

back on the eve lom now and my skin looks pretty good

I love the smell of it

[castlesintheair]

I found it all a bit of faff as well. I use Dermalogica now. The Daily Microfoliant is brilliant and no spots.

[mrsflowerpot]

I love mine, my skin was noticeably better after 2 weeks using it - I would be ditching it if it was still not working after 2 months tbh, it sounds like it doesn't suit you.

[Enid]

yes I have heard that is good castles

[ThatBeetroot]

waste of money - buy the moisturiser but any old cleanser and toner will do - clarins is great

[Taylormama]

ooh yes Dermalogica - have heard great things about it. May have to treat myself to that and Dr Haushka ...

[castlesintheair]

The look fantastic website (sorry can't do link as have baby on lap) have a dermalogica offer on at the moment, if anyone is interested. Can also recommend night/day bright boosters. I'm a terrible addict!

[mosschops30]

Ponds Cold Cream Cleanser has been voted as one of the best cleansers ever.

At £3.99 a pot its worth a try.

I have tried endless lotions and potions and find the more expensive they were the worse my skin got.

I now use the Simple range (about £4) and Ponds and have Botox and I look much better honest

[DarrellRivers]

I didn't think much of the eve lom stuff, but was introduced tto Darphin range few years back and am a fan now of the Intral raneg although I think all their products are good.
I noticed a difference in my skin, although am working myself up to some botox

[CoffeeCrazedMama]

I agree with Batters. I was a (very guilty - it is ridiculously expensive) devotee of Eve Lom until I went on an austerity drive and following advice on here changed to Liz Earle. I think it is better. Also, doesn't have the disconcerting vaseline-likeness of the Eve Lom. I also think the Liz Earle muslins do a better job. And the price difference is superb! If you live in London they have a shop now off Sloane Square.

[Taylormama]

thanks all - was bit peed off that £45 quid later my skin was still a bit rubbish. I am very thrifty and cannot bear waste so will finish the tub (but grudgingly!)

[Lauriefairycake]

The Eve Lom stuff is only good for very dry skin - it's too emollient for me.

Have been using the Liz Earle stuff for 2 years and while it is pretty cheap - it's even cheaper on ebay (direct from the Liz Earle factory). Its a factory second - the only difference being it has a black S on the lable - I think I paid £9 ? for a 100 ml pump dispenser.

[Verso]

I really like the Eve Lom stuff - got myself a tester pot - but then I have VERY dry skin. It did occur to me though that I could probably get the same effect with something cheaper and one of DD's old burp cloths! I like the smell though and it makes my skin soft.